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Amid Putin-Xi Bonhomie, Russian Intelligence Cautious Of "Enemy" China
While the world sees Russian President Vladimir Putin and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping as unshakable friends, a leaked internal document from Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) sheds light on Moscow's growing distrust toward Beijing.
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"Fight Against Evil": Russian Couple Who Became Spy Informants For Ukraine
When the first rocket screamed over their roof, Sergei and Tatyana Voronkov's peaceful life in rural Ukraine was shattered in an instant. The couple fled Russia years earlier, hoping to escape the Kremlin's tightening grip over those opposing Putin.
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Injured North Korean Soldier, Fighting For Russia, Captured By Ukraine
South Korea's spy agency said Friday it had confirmed that a North Korean soldier sent to back Russia's war against Ukraine had been captured by Ukrainian forces.
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Russia Seeking To Cause "Mayhem" In UK Over Support For Ukraine: Spy Agency
Russia and Iran had turned to employing criminals and private intelligence officers to do their work on British soil, the chief of Britain's domestic intelligence service said.
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Russia Accuses British Council Of Spying For Ukraine
Russia's FSB on Wednesday said the British Council, a UK agency in charge of education and culture, has been gathering information for Ukraine's intelligence.
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"US Risks Creating Second Vietnam For Itself": Putin Spy Chief Over Western Aid
Russian President Vladimir Putin's foreign intelligence chief told the United States on Thursday that Western support for Ukraine would turn the conflict into a "second Vietnam" haunting Washington for years to come.
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16 Foreigners Charged By Poland For Allegedly Spying For Russia
Poland said Wednesday it had charged 16 foreign individuals with spying for Russia, for allegedly preparing acts of sabotage and gathering information on military equipment deliveries to Ukraine.
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Ukraine Says It Assassinated Russia-Installed Lawmaker With Car Bomb
Ukraine's military spy agency claimed responsibility for the assassination of a Russia-backed lawmaker with a car bomb in the occupied eastern city of Luhansk on Wednesday, an operation it said it conducted with local resistance forces.
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Norway Added To Russia's "Unfriendly" Foreign States List
Norway expelled 15 Russian diplomats for alleged spying in April, and Russia responded by ordering out 10 Norwegian diplomats.
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Vladimir Putin Asks Security Agencies To Intensify Hunt For "Traitors, Spies, Saboteurs"
Vladimir Putin urged the FSB and other agencies to take "special control" over strategic facilities like transport and energy infrastructure.
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"We're Open for Business'': CIA Aims To Recruit Spies Among Russians Opposed To Ukraine War
David Marlowe, the agency's deputy director of operations, told an academic audience that the invasion of Ukraine has been a massive failure for Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Ukraine Accuses US-Sanctioned Lawmaker Of Working For Russia
Ukraine's main domestic security agency said on Friday it had uncovered a Russian spy network involving Ukrainian lawmaker Andriy Derkach who was previously accused by the United States of being a Russian agent.
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Microsoft Accuses Russian Spies of Targeting Ukraine's Allies in 42 Countries Including US
Microsoft has alleged that Russian spies have targeted Ukraine's allies in 48 countries including UK since Russia invaded the country on February 24. The state-backed Russian hackers have engaged in “strategic espionage” against governments, think tanks, businesses and aid groups, said Microsoft.
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Ukraine Detains Senior Public Leaders Suspected Of Spying For Russia
Ukraine has detained a senior government official and a business leader suspected of being part of an alleged Russian spy network, the Security Service of Ukraine said on Tuesday.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin Losing Eyesight, Has 3 Years To Live, Claims Spy: Report
Vladimir Putin, who has been in power in Russia for over two decades, sent troops to Ukraine on February 24, sending shock waves around the world.
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Amid Putin-Xi Bonhomie, Russian Intelligence Cautious Of "Enemy" China
While the world sees Russian President Vladimir Putin and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping as unshakable friends, a leaked internal document from Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) sheds light on Moscow's growing distrust toward Beijing.
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"Fight Against Evil": Russian Couple Who Became Spy Informants For Ukraine
When the first rocket screamed over their roof, Sergei and Tatyana Voronkov's peaceful life in rural Ukraine was shattered in an instant. The couple fled Russia years earlier, hoping to escape the Kremlin's tightening grip over those opposing Putin.
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Injured North Korean Soldier, Fighting For Russia, Captured By Ukraine
South Korea's spy agency said Friday it had confirmed that a North Korean soldier sent to back Russia's war against Ukraine had been captured by Ukrainian forces.
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Russia Seeking To Cause "Mayhem" In UK Over Support For Ukraine: Spy Agency
Russia and Iran had turned to employing criminals and private intelligence officers to do their work on British soil, the chief of Britain's domestic intelligence service said.
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Russia Accuses British Council Of Spying For Ukraine
Russia's FSB on Wednesday said the British Council, a UK agency in charge of education and culture, has been gathering information for Ukraine's intelligence.
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"US Risks Creating Second Vietnam For Itself": Putin Spy Chief Over Western Aid
Russian President Vladimir Putin's foreign intelligence chief told the United States on Thursday that Western support for Ukraine would turn the conflict into a "second Vietnam" haunting Washington for years to come.
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16 Foreigners Charged By Poland For Allegedly Spying For Russia
Poland said Wednesday it had charged 16 foreign individuals with spying for Russia, for allegedly preparing acts of sabotage and gathering information on military equipment deliveries to Ukraine.
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Ukraine Says It Assassinated Russia-Installed Lawmaker With Car Bomb
Ukraine's military spy agency claimed responsibility for the assassination of a Russia-backed lawmaker with a car bomb in the occupied eastern city of Luhansk on Wednesday, an operation it said it conducted with local resistance forces.
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Norway Added To Russia's "Unfriendly" Foreign States List
Norway expelled 15 Russian diplomats for alleged spying in April, and Russia responded by ordering out 10 Norwegian diplomats.
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Vladimir Putin Asks Security Agencies To Intensify Hunt For "Traitors, Spies, Saboteurs"
Vladimir Putin urged the FSB and other agencies to take "special control" over strategic facilities like transport and energy infrastructure.
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"We're Open for Business'': CIA Aims To Recruit Spies Among Russians Opposed To Ukraine War
David Marlowe, the agency's deputy director of operations, told an academic audience that the invasion of Ukraine has been a massive failure for Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Ukraine Accuses US-Sanctioned Lawmaker Of Working For Russia
Ukraine's main domestic security agency said on Friday it had uncovered a Russian spy network involving Ukrainian lawmaker Andriy Derkach who was previously accused by the United States of being a Russian agent.
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Microsoft Accuses Russian Spies of Targeting Ukraine's Allies in 42 Countries Including US
Microsoft has alleged that Russian spies have targeted Ukraine's allies in 48 countries including UK since Russia invaded the country on February 24. The state-backed Russian hackers have engaged in “strategic espionage” against governments, think tanks, businesses and aid groups, said Microsoft.
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Ukraine Detains Senior Public Leaders Suspected Of Spying For Russia
Ukraine has detained a senior government official and a business leader suspected of being part of an alleged Russian spy network, the Security Service of Ukraine said on Tuesday.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin Losing Eyesight, Has 3 Years To Live, Claims Spy: Report
Vladimir Putin, who has been in power in Russia for over two decades, sent troops to Ukraine on February 24, sending shock waves around the world.
